U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded $283 million in net outflows on September 10 (ET), extending their losing streak to three consecutive trading days. The withdrawals marked another session of net selling pressure across Bitcoin investment products.

U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs also ended the session with net outflows, recording $29.76 million in withdrawals. BlackRock’s ETHB was an exception, attracting $13.95 million in net inflows and leading all Ethereum ETFs for the day. Its inflows partially offset broader withdrawals across the category.

The contrasting results underscore differing investor preferences within the digital-asset ETF market. The continued Bitcoin outflows suggest that institutional investors remained cautious toward Bitcoin investment products during the session. Market participants closely monitor sustained ETF outflows because they can provide insight into institutional sentiment and capital allocation.

The September 10 figures mark the third consecutive day of net outflows for U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs. Ethereum funds also recorded aggregate withdrawals, although ETHB posted a positive daily flow. Because daily ETF flows represent activity during a specific session, market participants will continue watching subsequent sessions to assess whether the outflows persist across Bitcoin funds and whether Ethereum products maintain their contrasting flow patterns.

Bitcoin Spot ETFs Saw Total Net Outflows of $283 Million Yesterday, Marking Three Consecutive Days of Net Outflows On September 10 (ET), Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded total net outflows of $283 million, marking three consecutive days of net outflows. Ethereum spot ETFs saw total… pic.twitter.com/v4FFtB67Z8 — Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) September 11, 2026

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The latest ETF-flow data indicate that institutional investors continue to adjust their exposure to digital-asset investment products. Market participants are monitoring activity in both Bitcoin and Ethereum funds for indications of changes in institutional positioning, sentiment, and demand across the cryptocurrency market.

Source: CoinoMedia